Jesse Minter honors O.J. Brigance's enduring influence on Ravens
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 10:05 PM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

Jesse Minter reflected on his early interactions with O.J. Brigance, who passed away at age 56. Minter recalled exchanging emails with Brigance when he first joined the Ravens, emphasizing Brigance's wisdom and impact on the organization. The Ravens continue to mourn Brigance's loss, highlighting his battle with ALS and the example he set for players and staff. Minter's memories serve as a testament to Brigance's lasting legacy within the franchise as they prepare for upcoming joint practices with the Minnesota Vikings.
- •Jesse Minter shares personal stories about O.J. Brigance's influence.
- •O.J. Brigance passed away at age 56 after battling ALS.
- •Minter recalls exchanging emails with Brigance early in his career.
- •Ravens reflect on Brigance's resilience and contributions.
- •Team prepares for joint practices with the Minnesota Vikings.
- 10:05 PMYahoo Sports — Jesse Minter shares his memory of early interactions with O.J. Brigance
"Long before becoming the Ravens' head coach, Jesse Minter began exchanging emails with a Ravens great whose influence extended far beyond football.
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